Used 2016 Ram 1500 Consumer Reviews
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The ignition key is a joke its bulky ugly and reliablity of this key is questionable. Rotary shift is ok but would prefer a lever some oy the interior parts are cheap,howevever,this truck is the bottom line tradesman so I guess it is accetable even though it has the upgraded interior all other features are acceptable except for th location port for the thumb drive. I find the AC, and entertainment center very good.
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Flawed tow and mileage, rear axle ratio
Currently own a '07 Tundra, 5.7L, and am looking to replace. Tundra's come with a 4.30 rear axle, meant for towing, so it has lower fuel mileage. Looking at all other trucks, Ram, Ford, GMC, they come with a 3.21+/- or 3.55+/- rear axle, better mileage, but do offer an optional 3.9+/- ratio for towing heavy. I like the Ram, nice ride, but am hard pressed to find the 5.7L or EcoDiesel with the 3.92 ratio. So, I'm still leaning toward another Tundra, it has a nice ride, that's why we bought it in '07. All these other trucks have great specs, but it's not an apple to apple comparison. Tundra's are built to tow, and probably get the same mileage as any other truck with a similar rear axle. If you're buying a truck to tow, make sure you do the math, the dealer is going to sell you what they have, not what you need.
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Great so far!
I love this truck so far. I rated the rain/snow traction and maintenance just on expectations. I know this Rebel 4x4 with the tires it comes with should have no trouble. The ride is great and the power is excellent. Great comfort, space, and interior controls. Love the looks of the truck and with the power it has, I should have no trouble pulling anything even though I haven't yet. The mileage is not on the upper end of the ratings, but that's partly due to the roads I drive on - lots of hills. This can be minimized by driving smart (55-60 mph). Update: this truck does well on snow and ice, no issues. Still haven't driven in deep snow yet. Had the battery go bad which was a bit surprising, but that can happen anytime even with the best brand batteries. Update 2020: had a couple of issues that need fixing - fuel sensor and the backup camera. But still love the truck.
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Best Truck with the Best Quality for the Money
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Tundra to Ram
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